Your agents
Chatting with your AI agents, the templates they start from, the front page prompt box, and what a conversation costs.
An agent is an AI assistant with a name, a persona, a model and a set of tools. Your org can have several, each for a job.
Chat
/agent — pick an agent and talk. The conversation is kept as a session, so you can return to it. When an agent uses a tool (creates a page, checks the calendar, searches the web) it says so in the reply.
Starting from a template
/agents → Templates gives you a ready-made agent in one click:
- Personal Assistant — tasks, calendar, email, search.
- Business Builder — creates projects, builds pages, adds products, invites users; assembles and runs a business end to end.
- Project Architect — chat through an idea and it sets up the right project.
- Project Manager, Support Concierge, Calendar Concierge, Social Media Helper, Research Assistant, Email Assistant, Coder, and Orchestrator (plans and delegates to specialists).
A template is imported once; after that it is your agent to rename and reshape.
The front page prompt box
Sites with a prompt box on the front page hand what you type to your Business Builder as its first message — it is created for you the first time. Type the business you want and the conversation starts with it already working.
What a conversation costs
Replies are metered in service credits by the model used and the tokens exchanged, unless you have connected your own key for that provider — then they are free. A run stops cleanly when your balance would not cover the next call. See Service credits.
Where else agents live
- Telegram — talk to the same agent from your phone. See Channels.
- Projects — assign a task to an agent and it works it in the background. See Goals and the build engine.
- Flows — a step can hand work to an agent and continue with its answer. See Step types.